Introduction to Interactive Programming on the Internet Using HTML and JavaScript

""The text is only half the story!" "Come to: www.cknuckles.com" The Nuts and Bolts of Internet Programming This unique guide presents the nuts and bolts of Internet programming with portable code. The coverage is platform-independent, so readers can use any type of computer to apply concepts. As they learn the core fundamentals, they'll also discover how to construct Web pages using HTML, program on the Web using JavaScript, and manage an account on a Web server. In addition to exploration of core programming fundamentals such as variables, decisions, loops, functions and arrays, a natural introduction to objects using the Document Object Model is prescribed. All of the chapters contain summaries, review questions, and exercises to enhance understanding of the material. Optional sections are included that offer an extra challenge for more advanced readers. Includes coverage on the basics of Web server accounts, including strategies for maintaining and updating a Web site on a server.

Craig D. Knuckles is the author of Introduction to Interactive Programming on the Internet: Using HTML and JavaScript, published by Wiley.